Is Emmons Still Building Steels?
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Is Emmons Still Building Steels?
Hi, I've heard from a friend that the Emmons steel guitar company is no longer bulding Steels, Can anyone tell me if this is true or not...Just curious as I know that there web site is still online, Thanks
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They are still there
I called Rebecca Lashley when I needed the wiring diagram and she faxed it the next day. I think alot of Ron and Rebecca, they are still there are still producing a good guitar.
BMI S12 Zane Beck's Tuning
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Ron is fighting thru a herniated disc in his back and putting in a lot of hours on the job when he can stand the pain. He has worked only half days for a few weeks and is doing some better. Rebecca was also sick for a few days. They do not have a large operation and they personally do most of the work. I love the Emmons guitars and wish them nothing but the best.
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Looks like you still have my old "Fat back", eh?
By the way, of all the steel guitars I've owned, I have to say it was was the best for staying in tune! I kept it in the back room at "Gabe's" for years while playing off and on there and I don't think I ever had to tune that guitar much. Come to think of it...I don't think I ever changed strings on it all that much either!
Nice collection of guitars.
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Looks like you still have my old "Fat back", eh?
By the way, of all the steel guitars I've owned, I have to say it was was the best for staying in tune! I kept it in the back room at "Gabe's" for years while playing off and on there and I don't think I ever had to tune that guitar much. Come to think of it...I don't think I ever changed strings on it all that much either!
Nice collection of guitars.
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I know they are still in business, because I ordered a 4th pedal for one of my SD10's. Got it within just a few days. I've always had good dealings with the Lashley family. That could be because I have played an Emmons since 1981 - and I've never talked bad about them on the forum!! LOL Just kidding Y'all, no hate mail please
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Love Emmons Steels!
For years I've heard over and over about the 'demise' of the Emmons guitars but they keep going. As much as I love most steel brands including my '79 Zum and Rains, I'll always be partial to the Emmons steel guitars.
I may be old fashioned, but the Emmons and Sho Buds are the Gibson and Fenders of the steel world that most still try emulate today...it was a shame when we lost the great Sho-Bud company and would be equally a shame if we ever lost the great Emmons steel company.
Nick R...there you go again making me drool and lust after all those great Emmons pictures...and that goes for you to Erv! HA HA
I may be old fashioned, but the Emmons and Sho Buds are the Gibson and Fenders of the steel world that most still try emulate today...it was a shame when we lost the great Sho-Bud company and would be equally a shame if we ever lost the great Emmons steel company.
Nick R...there you go again making me drool and lust after all those great Emmons pictures...and that goes for you to Erv! HA HA
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